NewsWorks Tonight, March 27, 2018
Listen 22:15Philadelphia’s public defender questions the legality of the city’s probation policies. The Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s Tari Hanneman explains how Pennsylvania health care providers are putting in extra effort to provide inclusive care to the LGBTQ community. Pennsylvania unions are using their political clout to advocate for oil and gas. The #MeToo movement has area men rethinking traditional gender roles. A WHYY podcast looks at how the #MeToo movement has affected the upcoming Cosby retrial.
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